New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th May 1988

There are 83 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th May 1988. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Riata
AAcross 6:	Respond to stimuli
AAcross 11:	Set the oven at 350°
AAcross 15:	Franks' accompaniment
AAcross 20:	Fill with joy
AAcross 21:	Nobelist in Literature: 1976
AAcross 22:	Actor in "Support Your Local Sheriff!"
AAcross 23:	"Creatures that by a ___ nature teach": Shak.
AAcross 24:	Physicist born on March 14, 1879
AAcross 26:	Kentuckey Derby winner: 1980	GENUINERISK
AAcross 28:	Fishing net
AAcross 29:	"___ a Kick Out of You"	IGET
AAcross 30:	Norwegian monetary unit
AAcross 32:	Chirp
AAcross 33:	Watched
AAcross 34:	Bustle
AAcross 35:	List of candidates
AAcross 36:	Seven-day cycle
AAcross 37:	Depth charge
AAcross 38:	Recording in writing
AAcross 40:	Deep-seated
AAcross 44:	Opined
AAcross 49:	Cayuga, Seneca, etc.
AAcross 53:	"Ben ___," 1959 film	HUR
AAcross 54:	Apportions
AAcross 55:	Actor in "Scarface": 1932
AAcross 57:	More profound
AAcross 58:	Goddess of women and marriage
AAcross 59:	For the most part
AAcross 60:	___ Major
AAcross 61:	___ on (trampled)
AAcross 62:	Gene Anthony Ray's role in "Fame"	LEROY
AAcross 63:	A 1492 vessel
AAcross 64:	Outpatient facility
AAcross 65:	Bear
AAcross 67:	Bell-shaped flower
AAcross 68:	Archdiocese
AAcross 69:	Word with wave or trust
AAcross 70:	Interlace
AAcross 72:	Sharp-crested ridge
AAcross 73:	Condense
AAcross 76:	Architects' org.
AAcross 77:	Clothing
AAcross 80:	Moslem faith
AAcross 81:	Folding
AAcross 84:	Nurtured
AAcross 85:	Cut with an ax
AAcross 88:	Barrel part
AAcross 89:	Actress in "The Big Chill"
AAcross 90:	"Forever ___," Winsor novel
AAcross 92:	Author of "Rosemary's Baby"
AAcross 93:	"___ you do?"	HOWDO
AAcross 94:	Oscar winner for "Moonstruck"
AAcross 95:	Got on one's feet
AAcross 96:	Carpenter's activity
AAcross 97:	Medicinal plant
AAcross 98:	Coquettes
AAcross 100:	"Thanks ___!"
AAcross 101:	" . . . there is ___ and a great man . . . ": II Samuel	APRINCE
AAcross 102:	Wedding response
AAcross 103:	U.S. women's singles champion: 1979 and 1981	TRACYAUSTIN
AAcross 105:	Interwove
AAcross 107:	River in southern Alberta
AAcross 109:	___ to (adheres)
AAcross 111:	First ___
AAcross 112:	Emit smoke
AAcross 113:	Raid
AAcross 115:	D.C. group	CONG
AAcross 117:	West German river	SAAR
AAcross 121:	Journalist-author Alexander	SHANA
AAcross 123:	Brazilian seaport
AAcross 124:	Mascara recipient
AAcross 125:	Musical vamp
AAcross 126:	"Crisis" publisher: 1776-83
AAcross 128:	Pool V.I.P.	MINNESOTAFATS
AAcross 132:	Label again
AAcross 133:	Singer James	ETTA
AAcross 134:	Meantime
AAcross 135:	Newmar or Andrews	JULIE
AAcross 136:	Test choice
AAcross 137:	Part of Y.W.C.A.	ASSN
AAcross 138:	Prado display	GOYAS
AAcross 139:	Absquatulates
DDown 1:	Tenant's document
DDown 2:	Bowling lane
DDown 3:	Italic language
DDown 4:	Spirited horse
DDown 5:	"___ the ramparts . . . "
DDown 6:	Checked
DDown 7:	Howard of baseball fame	ELSTON
DDown 8:	Hgt.
DDown 9:	"Producer's Showcase" producer	COE
DDown 10:	Instant
DDown 11:	Sired
DDown 12:	Coeur d'___, Idaho	ALENE
DDown 13:	Welles role
DDown 14:	Flightless bird
DDown 15:	___ yeast (vitamin source)
DDown 16:	Calif.'s motto
DDown 17:	"I cannot tell ___"	ALIE
DDown 18:	Nutcracker's suite
DDown 19:	Where to find a drip?
DDown 21:	Depart!
DDown 25:	Children of Uranus and Gaea
DDown 27:	0, e.g.
DDown 31:	Prevailed uncontrollably
DDown 35:	Is frugal
DDown 36:	Nictitated
DDown 37:	French president: 1954-59	COTY
DDown 39:	Function
DDown 41:	Play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee	INHERITTHEWIND
DDown 42:	Sixth-largest continent
DDown 43:	Wagon with detachable sides
DDown 44:	Highway exits
DDown 45:	May or Stritch	ELAINE
DDown 46:	Carmel V.I.P.	CLINTEASTWOOD
DDown 47:	Caffeine-rich nut
DDown 48:	Flowing off gradually
DDown 50:	Keep
DDown 51:	"Brigadoon" lyricist
DDown 52:	Footless animal
DDown 56:	Black bird
DDown 58:	Hayes or Traubel
DDown 60:	Clothed
DDown 62:	Enticed
DDown 64:	Robbery or arson
DDown 65:	Short plant stalk
DDown 66:	"A Tramp Abroad" writer
DDown 67:	More subdued
DDown 69:	Hired assassin
DDown 71:	Siestas
DDown 74:	Leaf
DDown 75:	A Queen	ELLERY
DDown 78:	Costello's partner	ABBOTT
DDown 79:	Angered
DDown 80:	Beloved of Tristram
DDown 82:	Artery
DDown 83:	A gun inventor
DDown 86:	Show
DDown 87:	Alar
DDown 89:	Stylish
DDown 91:	King Guzzle's kingdom
DDown 92:	Actor Teeter	LARA
DDown 93:	Hit musical of the 60's
DDown 94:	"American Bandstand" host
DDown 95:	Smooth
DDown 96:	Made haste
DDown 98:	"___ the breeze . . . "	FREEAS
DDown 99:	Monetary unit of Ecuador
DDown 101:	Correctly
DDown 103:	Of adolescents
DDown 104:	Activity for Sam Snead?
DDown 106:	Two-wheeled carriage
DDown 108:	Albee products
DDown 110:	Outer coat enclosing the eyeball
DDown 113:	Makes a pretense of
DDown 114:	N.Y. city	OLEAN
DDown 116:	Watering place
DDown 117:	Wicked
DDown 118:	Start of a Dickens title	ATALE
DDown 119:	Ade book: 1896	ARTIE
DDown 120:	Annual Pasadena display
DDown 121:	Queens stadium
DDown 122:	"The ___ Baltimore," Wilson play	HOTL
DDown 123:	Leatherwings
DDown 126:	Type of bus ticket: Abbr.
DDown 127:	Thimblerig object
DDown 129:	Division word
DDown 130:	Marshal of France: 1804
DDown 131:	Famed racecar driver's monogram	AJF